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Here are some important social SEO tags to include on your web pages:

1. Open Graph Tags (Facebook):
– og:title: The title of your content as it should appear when shared on Facebook.
– og:description: A brief description of your content.
– og:image: The URL of an image to represent your content when shared.
– og:url: The canonical URL of your content.

2. Twitter Card Tags:
– twitter:card: The type of card to be used when your content is shared on Twitter (e.g., summary, summary_large_image).
– twitter:title: The title of your content as it should appear when shared on Twitter.
– twitter:description: A brief description of your content.
– twitter:image: The URL of an image to represent your content when shared.

3. Schema Markup (for all platforms):
– itemprop=”name”: The name of your content or article.
– itemprop=”description”: A summary or description of your content.
– itemprop=”image”: The URL of an image that represents your content.
– itemprop=”author”: The author of the content.
– itemprop=”publisher”: The publisher of the content.

4. Dublin Core Metadata:
– DC.title: The title of your content.
– DC.description: A description of your content.
– DC.creator: The author or creator of the content.
– DC.publisher: The publisher of the content.

5. Other Tags:
– meta name=”description”: A brief summary of the page’s content for search engines.
– link rel=”canonical”: The canonical URL of the page, to help prevent duplicate content issues.
– meta name=”robots”: Instructions for search engine crawlers (e.g., index, follow, noindex, nofollow).
– meta property=”article:published_time”: The publication date of an article.
– meta property=”article:modified_time”: The last modification date of an article.
– meta property=”article:author”: The Facebook profile URL of the article’s author.
– meta property=”article:publisher”: The Facebook page URL of the website publishing the article.

Remember to place these tags within the section of your HTML document. Also, ensure that the content of these tags accurately represents your page’s content and is consistent across all platforms.